Israeli Interpol Lawyers — Red Notice Removal & CCF Applications
We represent clients facing Interpol Red Notices, diffusions, and extradition requests before the Jerusalem District Court, Tel Aviv District Court, and the Commission for the Control of Interpol's Files (CCF). Our team has achieved an 89% success rate in preventing unlawful arrests and securing notice deletions.
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Challenging Unlawful Red Notices and Diffusions Under Israeli and International Law
When an Interpol Red Notice or diffusion is issued against you, immediate legal action is required. Israel cooperates with Interpol through the National Central Bureau (NCB) in Petah Tikva, which processes requests from 195 member countries. A Red Notice does not constitute an international arrest warrant — it is a request to locate and provisionally arrest a person pending extradition proceedings.
Under the Extradition Law 5714-1954, Israeli courts retain full discretion to refuse extradition requests that violate fundamental rights, lack dual criminality, or are politically motivated. Our firm represents clients before the Jerusalem District Court and Tel Aviv District Court in extradition hearings, challenging both the admissibility of foreign requests and the underlying Interpol notices. We simultaneously file applications with the Commission for the Control of Interpol's Files (CCF) in Lyon, France — the independent body authorised under Article 3 of the ICPO Constitution to review and delete unlawful notices.
The CCF process typically takes 3 to 9 months and results in deletion in 85% to 94% of well-documented cases involving political persecution, procedural violations, or Article 3 ICPO breaches (prohibiting Interpol intervention in political, military, religious, or racial matters). Our CCF application service includes comprehensive legal submissions, supporting evidence from Israeli law and international human rights standards, and liaison with Interpol's General Secretariat.
We also defend against diffusion notices — alerts circulated outside the formal Red Notice system, often with less scrutiny. Israeli authorities may act on diffusions at border crossings or during routine checks. Our team works with the Israeli Ministry of Justice, the State Attorney's Office, and international counsel to ensure that your rights under the Extradition Law, the Basic Law: Human Dignity and Liberty, and the Rules on the Processing of Data (RPD) are protected throughout the process.
We review the Red Notice or diffusion, identify Article 3 ICPO violations, assess dual criminality under Israeli law, and determine grounds for CCF deletion or District Court challenge.
We prepare and submit a comprehensive application to the Commission for the Control of Interpol's Files in Lyon, supported by Israeli legal opinions, human rights documentation, and procedural defect evidence.
If extradition proceedings are initiated, we represent you before the Jerusalem or Tel Aviv District Court, raising defences under the Extradition Law 5714-1954 and the Basic Law: Human Dignity and Liberty.
We liaise directly with Interpol's General Secretariat, the Israeli NCB, and requesting countries to ensure compliance with ICPO rules and prevent unlawful detention or transfer.
Upon CCF deletion or court refusal of extradition, we secure formal confirmation from Interpol and Israeli authorities, enabling safe international travel and removal from global watchlists.
Israeli Lawyers Specialising in Interpol and International Extradition Defence
15+ years representing clients before the CCF in Lyon and Israeli District Courts. Specialises in Article 3 ICPO challenges, US-Israel extradition treaty cases, and political asylum defences.
Interpol and Extradition Outcomes Achieved for Israeli and International Clients
"Our CCF application succeeded in 7 months. The Red Notice was deleted after we demonstrated political persecution and Article 3 ICPO violations. Daniel Cohen's team coordinated evidence from three jurisdictions and secured deletion without a court hearing."
"Arrested at Ben Gurion under a diffusion. Miriam Levi filed an emergency habeas application with the Jerusalem District Court. I was released in 48 hours and the extradition request was refused on dual criminality grounds."
"We faced a US-Israel extradition request. The firm raised defences under the 2005 treaty and Israeli constitutional law. The Tel Aviv District Court refused extradition due to procedural defects and disproportionate punishment concerns."
Interpol Red Notices, CCF Applications, and Israeli Extradition Law
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Facing an Interpol Red Notice or Extradition Request in Israel?
Our team responds within 2 hours and begins CCF applications or District Court defence immediately. Contact us for a confidential assessment.